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NRIE RAILWAY. NOW known as the NEW

ERlE. RAlLW Al, now known as the NEW.
23Ist AMI CianDorssL stations
noui leave 25sL station nitoen minutes earlier
nom ChAlU.rS-s@ -. ,,-....-
ins room Coaches 10 binShAnton, Eimira HoInesvlls
Bunalo Pullman oleep ns o".., 20 Oh.oAoo, =. , ~,
Sni "A solid Pullman tram OF Day and Bullet Sleeping
Coacaes 10 meanwhile Cleveland, Cincinnati ,hicaSo and
St Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Toronto No extra charge tor fast time
sp m-Daly Chcsso Express Pullman Day AMI Sleeping
o.ches to Bughamton. Emira, Rochester. Buffalo, Ma
pShatori and rassaic al5 5457 20 .5O $50 lo20 I'm,
100 Lao 800 800 40. o;lO oSo 800 olO $3.50.
fl5. 745 $3.50. 1880 p 1900 midnight sundays oto.
$50 lO:2O w. ~ noon. lao. Alo' ooo ''9o sVo loSo
PETERSON 40 $40 72o 76o $780, 1920 M, 1900 noon
LAO. 500. 800 40 0'Co 3lo go 800 $40 $50 ~
$50 1910 1900 IN, liA5 Aio. $780, 145. vOO 1880
Nsxarx and Paterson via Newark $50. 500 $50, 1000
li:3O M. 200. $40. $50 40 400 30 ooO 80 .;So
SUNDAYS. elS S2o ga go p M 40 800 $50 500
ssS StS S4S $50 1910 a. H. isS tio 1870
wsr W. anu s4S. 900 iJ2O lso Sundays o4o
Monleello y;oo H. Ss s!JS o. 800 m $780, 49, $50 and
INA ~ in sundays $3.50 .. ~ and 6:o0P N
MONTGOMERY, Rondout and Kingston SooA m' '''op "'
sundays SSU 800 m. except supdayA
o1Ssa aiS 5sS 100 300 io2oA $3.50 800 go 500
sssd :.s sas sss iosS oss sJ
s,a %so D. IN sundays oso $780, lo20 $50. 500
r. N. The 900 NJ train .,oPs 81 Aan;s1 9nS so, am
$50 D. M sundays $3.50. lO2O e. W., 900 $50 $500 d
Tcxets or passage and apartmsnA 10 Drawing hoo~ s1d
Sleeping Coaches can 10 sd aaH Sras Sn s inc
s s AM Nor sa 1o sS Isl n y As
SSi fulton A. Brooklyn or =. the Companys dsposS ~,
l. L. FARMER Gen'l PAGER Agent Nsw'Sesks
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o NandeTOIlt-ave.
EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland. or Dos
brosses Sta ~ follows
IA M for Catasauqua and interneiato points
Geneva Lyons. Elmirl Rochester. Buffalo AMI
the West and principal local pontA Chair 10 WukeS
barre.
for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair cH
i,runkhaunock Connection To Reading and Harrisburg
3:4Op Tor Pltt>on and principal intermediate points
Chair car to Pittston
10 Reading and HARRISBURG CHAR lr - cD'iN
d m for GENEVA Lyons ElulrA iiDclo3tee 3uts1 Llt
West. Pullman sleeper - LYD1t
7.5bp IN. Llurys sni intern @llte ~ AZ
T. | u NJ. ant $40 D. n cbinsjs De
allpoints Ia Mahanoy and Hazeton coal !tee)lA
SUNDAY rRAiNS 80.
=. M for Mauch Chunk Hazeton am 'neermeiiAss
points -., =.
n n Tor Geneva Lyons ElnrA RJcaest5c BufI,) ri
the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
Ill fares reduced.-Stonington Line. The
"A yorite inside Route for Boston. Providence and
New.Epgiaud points
lull nights by taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining CHAIR paror between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
steaners pier new No SO, North River block
above Canal. st., 400 y. i9s. except suniiys
/. ". fOPPLh, Geni Passenger Agt,
SVII,
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New Publications
CCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY.
Vol. 1. No. z.

~
FOR FEBRUARY.
voll No.2.
re- READY AND FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs
CONTENTS:
r,sce From the bust the MuseO Chramon, In the Va
can Engraved by W. Cosson after photograph from the
original
THE LIKENEssEs OF JULIUS CESAR BY John
C. Ropes with illustrations from the authors collection
THE REsIDUARY LEGATEE; or. the Posthumous Jest
of the Late John Austin Part Frst-Tho Will ~ S. OF
Dale"
HALF A CURSE. a story.) BY OctavclThaneL
IVORY AND GOLD. by Charles Henry Ludcrs.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE SIEGE AND COMMUNE
OF PARIS Second Papcr-The Siege By E. b. Washburne'
exMnister to France illustrations from portraits and
in Mr. wahurnes possession and from drawings
by Howard Pyle r. de Thustrup stecplc Davis and s.
Meeker.
sETH's BROTHERS wIFE-Chapters vI.IX BY Harold
Frederic.
rHELAsT FURRow. BY Charles Edwin Markham.
GIIMPsEs AT THE DIARIES OF GOUVERNEUR
NORRIS Social Life Character In the Paris Of the Revo'
luton-second (Concluding Paper By Annie Cary Morrs
THE STORY OF NOWYORK HOUSE.-II BY IL. C.
pupncr Illustrated by b. Frost f. Hopknson Smith and
@. w. Edwards.
OUR NAVAL POLICY. A Lesson from 1861 BY James
Russell Solely. U. s. Navy.
TIE DUCHARMES OF THE BAsKAToNGE. "a StofyJ
By Duncan Campbell Scott
AFTER DEATH BY Louie Chandler Moulton
NJ COoUELIN. by Brander Matthews
RUSSIAN NOVELS by Thomas Sergeant Perry.
SUBSCRIBE FROM THE FIRST JANUARY NUMBER
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. Desbrosses Cor,sndt
HasrsSars PissDurs end The West With Pullman p.l..,
Of pnns S and
GIfs Lock- sSfi zaH sy 900 nj Corr, and
stsp %; ScSnS 81 q Cory Tor Tfiusve fssissas
,,
sl'ss HsSS .sSSSs:
regular and ~ SSS and
rSr & Sunday snS hio uSa p.ror
For Cape May, week days. lilo On Saturdays only
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate st.
on Sunday s45 a. H. and p M do not stop Asbury
For ga Sd pGnt a and SGs s.s
Brooklyn through trains
Jerssy CITY anOrdns speedy and direct transfer for
f %sv P ;1S a,o zse g,
$40 $50 no s;2o 49, SsS So so and 1888
FTa%'y sS $780, S1s saS ies
SsS 1853 tS li aS So so 60 1859 i9S n%
aSht sSn az ssS sS 81 so aSo 1885, il'o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries. as follows:
SsG cH;srs %'s g. - %s'sasf' Linn
ssG sss5 2 r, nd !s:is night 'D' ana ~ m.
and 1l:lO a. l, 2 l. D. aud 10 H., 5 o, M
on Sundays. connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broa Street station Philadelphia
l2;oi 800 400 40 5l0 $50 1870, 500 $3.50. 04O II,
and lilo a. tLmed Express III $50 i249.
s. g. 635. 7:l2 g. ant 800 p. Sunday i2Oi'
800 405 440 6lO. $780, $40 NJ, l2i0 H5O Limited)
6:3j. 7:l2 and SIP p.
Leave Philadelphia Via Camden 900 daily except Sun.
day.
Ticket Offices $40 435 and ga Broadway Aston Tonss
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortant Court Ct and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton BROOKLYN; STA
ton. Jersey city: Emgrant Ticket Office, No Battery
place, and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Proposals.

AQUPDUCT COMMISSIONERS OPPICR.)
ROOM 200, STEWART BrILDING, $50 BROADWAY
NEW YORK. Jan. 81, 1857
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds or PROPOSALS for doing the work and
ID furnishing the materials called Tor the approved form
file in tho office OF the Aqueluct Commits
construction OF additional SHAFT 3
,icd OF the New CrOton Aqneduct
ton l2XOO VIII he received at this office until the
February 1887 At O'Clock at which place and hour
Will be publicly onened by the Aqueduct COmmss
and award ~ the contract TOR doing work and furnish
ing said materials will be made by said Commissioners
thereafter as practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the specifications
and the bids proposals. AMI envelopes
their and forms of bonds and plans said
work all other Information required
Above office OF the Aquciuct Commissioners appca
lion % the secretary.
By ord r of the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JOHN G. sHEEHAN. JAMES c. SPENCER
lent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

from IhamOors.st station Englewoo.
lcnary ioster sparkh and NyacA 49, $40. 90 $50
and 80 a. M. ll5 $40, 400 400 02O. JiO o3l 500,
1880 D. n 700 min ght sundays 10 $50 ~, 400 aud
500 D. H. For Nauaet spring Valley, Monscy ami rllmnA
80 7lO $3.50 .. IN. 400 $50 Y. III sundays. $3.50
S:Uo ID.
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AQuEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OYPCH,
Room 200, Stewart Building. No 80 Broadway
Nkw.YORK. jan. 25. 1881 y

AQI ENICT NOMMIssTONERH' OFFICK
Room 200 Stewart Building. No 80 Broadway,}
YORK. Jan. IS. 1887. )
TNO CONTRACTORS or proposals for
doing the work and furnishing the materials called for
ip of the office O tho
Aqueduct the OF Is
OF the Croon Aqueduct being the New Gate House at
l35th-st In the city OF NcwYork viii be received this
until Friday the lh day February 1887 at o'clock
which place and hour they will be publicly opened
by Aqucduct Comm and the award Of the
tract doing sid work aud furnishing sid materials Will
ticable
blank said approved contract and the
proposals and envelopes for their
enclosure form bonds; aud the plans for said
and Nil other information required be obtained at
the above Office Of the AqucGuct Commissioners appca
the secretary.
by order o the Aqueluct Commissioners
JAMES &. SPENCER. President
JOHN C. ST EHAN. secretary.
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GicalWuoais an0 lai!rouGs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Foor OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER.

FOOr OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA ami TRENTON. " Hound Brook
Route. %, 1il5 9OJ loJ 1880, AGO, 80, 5.3O
1850 l2CO p. SUNDAYS at 400 $40. $50. IL 90
y. NJ 49,
100 have connection TOT leading. Harrisburg, Potts
Vile. 400 H. Tor CASTOR bethlehem. Attention.
Mau,h chunk. Reading. Harrisburg cto On sundays ior
EastOu.
700 Eason. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
" ilkcShdI.e. and scranton.
Eason Brhlt HEM Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Mlkesbarre retsn'on. heading Harrisburg pottsvIile.
% and 1870 y. m. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch chunk, leading Harrisburg etc.
$40 T. EasOn bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
Wkesarc. scranton. Iana4ua. shainckn sunbuy. Lew
isburg, Miliiamsport, etc.
$40 y. H. Easton. bethlehem, Allentown Manch
Chunk " ikcsbarre heading. Harrisburg etc Gu Sundays
Al go NJ. -,
asO BIS 100 M. loo 400 400 6.l6 p M sundays
400 . M. Red Bans Long Branch. Ocean Grove
Except Sunlays), Point Pleasant.
80 sl5 NJ, l:OJ 43O D. for Lakewood, Toms RIVER
and BarnegaL
80 a. M 100 p. M. for Atlantic City Vineand. and
49, SI5, ll45 a. M. 100, 4SO. $50 p. III. for Free.
$50 600 slb. HOO ll45 am, 100 400 40
53O $40 y. N. Sundays 400, 900 A. H. Tor Perth
AmbOy.
For time local points timetables Ticket
Offices.
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ rs II. ~ 3p. IL (Sundlys
bteamersarriye IN time foreNy trains north audcSL
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Mem publications.
THE MIDWINTER NUMBER
THE CENTURY
FOR FEBRUARY
Contains:
THE STARS.


BY Prof g. D. LANGLEY. An interesting chapter OF the
New Astronomy with delicate illustrations OF star specra
and astronomical photographs.
PART OF AN OLD STORY.
The hitherto unpublished conclusion old romance of
and Alchemy. BY JAMES LANE ALLEN, with full
page illustration by Blum.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: A HISTORY.
BY JOHN @. NICOLAY and Col JOHN HAY
The illustrations this month include portraits OF four Pres
dents Davis Winthrop Joshua H. 3iddings,
and of the Rev. Peter Cartwright the famous Methodist
preacher who against Lincoln when the latter elected
to Congress. The present In stall: restes to
LINCOLN IN CONGRESS AND IN LAW.
And while reviewing interesting history OF the Mexican
OF Polk and Taylor, 1t follows
through his growing acquaintance with public men
and events describing with many anecdotes his Congress
sona and revealing his characteristic methods and
principles as lawyer.
MIDWINTER RE SORT:
Nassau the Bahamas by wM c. CHURCH. with llustra
tons by Winslow Homer.
THE RELATIVE STRENGTH AND WEAK
NESS OFNATIONS
The second Of EDWARD ATKINsON's valuable and sig
ncant papers discussing the real meaning OF national
ornaments and
S'PHIRY ANN,
An ius traed story of the moonshiners by MAT GRIM.
EDWARD THOMPSON TAYLOR,
BY Rev C. A. BARTOL. An interesting characterization
powerful and original sailor preacher. told with
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FATHER TAYLOR AND ORATORY,
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preacher 1.-THE essentially perfect orator lac has
heard
FRANK r. STOCKTON'S nov FL
1.-THE HUNDREDTH MAN" is continued II displays
increased literary skill"-tChristan Union.
RECENT ART DISCOVERIES IN ROME,
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Musoo UrbanO
THE BAILING OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,
NJ I'm o.
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GEORGE PARSONS LATH ROP. introducing tho names Of
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ST bartholomew the Great. By NORMAN MOORE, with
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Nnrtion Sales.
DETER e. KELLOGG e. CO.'S NEA'
GENERAL

Nnrtion Sales.
DETER e. KELLOGG e. CO.'S NEAT
III GENERAL
AUCTION SALE
of
HORSES, &c.
THURSDAY, February 3. 1887, at 10 o'clock, ~
the American Horse Exchange (Iimitodl.
broadway aud 5Uth.st. New York.
ONCE. l07 John-st.
THE CATALOGUE INCLU DIES
OF the ee,ate Of the ate Presuehe
~ CHESTER A. ARTHUR
brewster Coz the harness 10y Woou
Obson) robes livery and general stable ehects OF Ire
late owner including landau with pole craOs ana Wne
trees for Brougham poe and shas VICTORIA
on Springs; four IN hand harness, &c.
sEyERAL CONSIGNMENTS from genemen's stables,
Including blacks well broken TO tandem harness.
saddle and carriage mare and number OF roadsrs
and family horses
Property OF Mt James Carroll New York Agent for Con-
sign0rs. 49,. ,.,
TWO CARLOADS superior Western Horses inst arrived
They includc heavy. heavy and
dranght horses carriage horses aud pairs high step
pers roadsers, saddle and business horses.
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WEST STORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. G. and u. Il. X. CO. lessee.
leave i2d station follows. and IL minutes
earlier from foot Of Jay ST.. North River:
Detroit and Chicago -g55 "A. IN. -O.oJ, sis d.
~. Louis 'G15. = 10 7.
Ttica Syra use Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 3 H. 80; - q. m '6O5 'S.l5 D. M
Highland, Kingston Salgcrtr-, CatsSil Albany BIS.
.7:I5 'Gj5. 1870 a. M. on. sos. sis D.
CrlnstOns Nest Point, Cornwall Newburg - Is Ills,
95j 20 Is. IL 81 4 M. 100 SEQ S:l5 p. n sos
D. ~. Cran-tou's. Cornwall Newburg.
For Montreal and Canaia Eas, Cos y.
Hamilton. London, .955 a. u o. Sl5 p. Toronto,
1915 4. m. tGO5 'S:l5 y.
Elegant sleeping Tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis all through trains
Daily Daily except saturday Oscr trains daily excepe
sun lay.
For tickets tables paror sleeping accomnloda-
tons or apply at Offices Broohlyn-333 Wash
ingtou ST. $50 Fulion.st Office FulIon.s
NcwNork City-363 49, 9i2 Broad 1913 Bowery, and
stations foot OF West l2d st. foot o. Iayst " II
HENRY MONETr
Il A aut
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AUCTION SALE
HORSES, &C.

THURSDAY, February 3. 1897. at 10 o'clock, ~
the American Horse Exchange (Iimttod).
broadway aud 5Uth.st. New.YOrk.
ONCE. l07 John-st
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These horses expressly consigned 10 supplement
form or efforts establish profitable market here by imme
date exclusively in order that the consgnors may
abandon private sale method which Is expensive
a, 10 high prices All attended previous
sales the horses superior II Ia hoped that by
public will finally sustain theoe sales at
and te enable the b make the
uIsry each week.
For other property catalogue
the property may be at place OF sale and horses
tried In harness
absolute sale only all others respectfully de-
clned) shond be made Immediately. Address
PETER G.. KELLOGG CO.. Auctoneers
l07 John st. New-York.
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NONE WILL BE SOLD PRIVATELY.
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'IHE THEATRE.
An Illustrated Weekly Magazine for the theatre
For SAC everywhere
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. PrOyi-
i dcnce Newport and all Nsw.England PontA All rail-
Grand Central Depot Express daily (Sundays
excepted ats m ~ tparlor sttaoheI and II p
palace sleeping sunday with
ace paIor carsl II p M with palace sleepinG carsI
For Newport take 200 p M Boston Express with paror
connects NJ Gktord Tor sirv my 76J
PRODUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE 1he Popular Inside hon,s To Boston MA ss
Steamers CITY Of Worcester" and city OF Newlork'
leave Per 40 od number North River loot OF wsttsst
ti30p &. ". bkADf. Agent
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Leave Via Penn H. H. 4SO PaIlor cars 10 Baltimore
thence Palace ateaneIs arriving nj Old Point
Norfolk y Il IL. " IOMPkINs, Gen'i fasa Agent
Slv broadway n z
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCJ

i i NEW.YORK. NEW.HAVEN and HAKTFORD RR
Trains leave Harlem River Station. corner l32ds and
LncOn-ave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
desched BY Second avenue and suburban Elevated Rail
roads, daily except Sundays at 045 100 9l0 10 llo3
q: m, 2l0. 3i65 440 $40 $40 1890 m, for Port
Morris. Casanova (Oak Point. Hunts Point. West Farms
Van Nest West Chestec Timpsons Bay Chester pelham
Bayl Barow tCity sland Pelham Manor and New Rochelle
connecting at New Rochelle with trains Tor all the
main line Of The New York Newayen and Hartford Rail-
Mddeown. New Britain ana suaeld branches Boston
ana all points East
tions NJ 1910 a m. daily except Mondays
SUNDAY for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
. m 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
Nc At New. Rochelle with way tram TO STANFORD
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SEVERAL CONSIGNMENTS from gentlemens stables,
,cIdinc par blacks well broken to tandem harness.
pmbined saddle and and number OF roadsers
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PED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from Ntw.l ok ami AntweIp every SATURDAY.
NLDt LA y d. SATURDAY. H. . 100 4. n
Soon OLA .-atIuity Fee. y. -:JDL
Pail and Winter Rates inst cabin. 100 and no EHcnr'
sion, sIIO and sI4J. second cabin sia EKcursOn s5l
htecIIgo al low 81 rates
fLIEH " KIOAf = Sons. GcnI Ag'ts, % broadway.
INIE y. ;. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
i American passenger Iue iOr Il Thomas. Barbados
Para. Maranhau. tcart aud F.rnanbuco.
steamship BONANlSIA. thursday February 10 NJ I'D q m
FOR ~ Thomas ruAdos. Para MarAnhai feThimOuco.
Bahia o de JancIo connecting lot santos MOnteVdcO
anu way ports.
steamship FINANCE saturday February at
From Newport News Va, tOnd d.l alter AZ D. IN.
PAUL 4. GERHARD Co, Gen. Agents ~ Broad st. Ny.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
RFpURIIt Can't llvin...... ThuIstAy FeU. 3. l y.
GEkMANI(, Capt NeIlrll il,laN ftp vi.
ADRIArIC. capt. Pars-. THURSDAY, Fcb $50 p III
BRITANNIA Capt Perry Thur lty ed. - O'O ~ III
from the White star Dock foot OF West lOth.st.
RATES-SaloOn 500 $50 tni 500 Return tickets ~
the Old Country. I'D
intermediate Adraiic Celtic puly $50 eNcursiOn $50
Inspection plans other Information apply AZ the
company Onlco, No 81 BrOaaway. New YORK.
X. j. CORTlS. Agent
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANyA and WEST
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~
RIVER RAILRoA D.-commencn T1nuhry2 1897.
through trains vii, leave Grand C"rfrH DHno'
49, Rochester Eynress thr,ugh irawin broom cars, %
$3.50 NJ '"rhe Limited" with finny stoppiny "
Albany, Utica Rochester Pu~a'o Niagara Falls.
fav.
dairua pnN Rochester
tli.3o m. Western New.York AMI Northern Express.
with iraving.roOm
$50 m. Albany Troy ani Utica ExpresS with drawing
cars To TROY.
q u M Accomn piaon n Albany AMI Troy.
-fn. M chicago and Il Louis Express with sleeping
Niagara Falls Buffalo Cncn1tt Toledo Detroit
Louis Dining car New. York 10 Albany.
f3oD Montreal Express with Sc"D necaFs 20 Moitreh
RIMS Utica. stopping ~ princintl stations
m. special Sleeper arrives Rp'tesfer 1.fD
Buffalo. 0.35 ami Cleveland 2.l5 p. nextiay.
t-9lj Pacific Express with sleai1grlr. Tor Roches
Buffalo NIAGARA Ps ,levelan1 Toledo. Detroit AMI
Chicago Sleeping,1rs 10 Waferfpvn VIZ Uu", aso 70
Auburn Geneva anil CnutniiignA iNlv evrnD SATURDAY.
ll.ljp Night Evprcss with sleeping.cars Albany
AMI FOR the North '.vcept Saturday nir1n.
Tickets slle NJ Grand Central D"H1t. No. Battery
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-11
PETERsBURG'S FESTIVAL.



Especial telegram to the Dispatch-l
PETERSBURG, May l0.-The Music
Festival was ushered in tonight by
concert at the Academy, in which all
the leading artists, the festival orches-
ira, and the combined choruses par
ticipated. In every particular the con-
cert was an admirable one The build
ing was packed. Al $50 She first
number OF. the programme, devo
tional number - Mozart's Glory,
Honor, Praise, and Power was sung
by the festival choruses and a solo
quartette of artists, composed of Miss
Louise Elliott, Miss Alta Pease, DIR.
Carl f. Martin, and Mr.. Francis H.
Baxter. This was in accord with pre-
vious usage, and the ascriptiOn was
given with splendid spirit and taste.
TheprogrGmme that followed included
nine numbers, two of which were for
orchestra-the "Leonara and "Der
Freischuez" overtures. The orchestra
is very strong, the members having been
chosen from among the best performers
in the Baltimore Symphony Associa-
tion. The festival chorus had two
numbers, and, as in previous concerts,
it received the unqualified commenda-
ton of Carl Zerrahn, the conductor Of
the festival. Nine. Bloomfield, the
J,ianiSte. and the solo artists enume-
rated above were given most hearty
reception, and their work received tho
apprecistive commentator of q criti-
cal audience.
Tomorrow night the cantata "Melu-
sina" will be presented. Thursday
night is oratorio night, when "St.
Paul" will be rendered. There are
eight concerts in all. ROBIN ADAIR.
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